How harmful is testicular cancer?

Men's testicles are very important, so many people cannot accept it after suffering from testicular cancer, especially testicular cancer. Men with the disease feel that they cannot live anymore. They really regret not paying attention to it before they get sick. Today, let us understand the harmfulness of testicular cancer together.

1. Causes of testicular cancer:

Varicocele: Varicocele (abbreviated as varicocele) occurs due to congenital valvular insufficiency or malfunction of the vein itself, coupled with certain adverse factors (such as excessive exertion) that increase the pressure in the spermatic vein, forming a disc-shaped dilation, which obstructs the blood return of the vein, leading to insufficient nutrition and oxygen supply to the testicles, endocrine dysfunction, and a decrease in testosterone levels, thereby inhibiting sperm production.

Cryptorchidism: In medicine, the abnormal position of the testicles or the failure to descend into the scrotum is called cryptorchidism. According to statistics, about 10% of newborns and 2% of infants will be found to have abnormal testicle position.

Chlamydia trachomatis infection: Perhaps the research conclusion that trachoma can cause male infertility will surprise you. In fact, due to the infection of Chlamydia trachomatis, it can cause male urethritis, vas deferens, epididymitis and sexual dysfunction.

Sequelae of mumps: A survey found that the infertility of many men can often be traced back to a history of mumps in childhood.

2. The hazards of testicular cancer:

Most of the time, removing a testicle does not cause long-term sexual problems or affect your ability to have children. But if you had these problems before treatment, surgery may make them worse. Talk to your doctor if you have any questions or concerns you have about sexual or fertility problems.

Some men choose to have an artificial testicle implanted. Surgeons place an artificial testicle in the man's scrotum to preserve the natural appearance of his sex organs.

Unlike other cancers, most testicular cancers grow slowly and respond well to treatment, such as chemotherapy or radiation therapy. However, these treatments can cause side effects. In most cases, these side effects only last for a short time and go away. Long-term side effects are rare.

The above introduction is the harm of testicular cancer, so we should pay attention to it. People with testicular cancer should be positive in their mood. Personality has a great impact on the testicles. Because the testicular area belongs to the endocrine system, personality can easily affect it. Clinical investigations have found that a large number of people with testicular hyperplasia or tumors have negative personalities, are not cheerful, and have long-term depression and repression. We should pay attention to reasonably venting emotions in life, not suppressing them, and being good at thinking about problems positively. For example, actively seek solutions to problems instead of waiting for them to be solved.